Sentence examples for bar tasting from inspiring English sources

But consider this: While you're sniggering about Tony Soprano and Snooki sipping spumante with notes of petroleum, people with more sophisticated taste — or maybe just those willing to think "outer coastal plain" instead of "New Jersey" — are leaning against a copper bar tasting an inviting Vidal Blanc.

Add to that luxurious, handmade soaps, olive oils from Provence, an impressive collection of wine and champagne, a wine bar, tasting room and adjoining art gallery where owner Rodger Kowall hosts wine tastings.

A vodka soda at the lobby bar tasted as if it was made without vodka.

Visitors to the fashionable American Bar tasted their first White Ladies or slipped into a side room to inject themselves with morphine.

Deep in Hershey, Pennsylvania, Paul Bomba and his team stay up nights "tracking ingredients and checking product formulation" to make sure that, cocoa shortage or no, "every Hershey bar tastes just the way you remember them"–America's version, perhaps, of Proust's famous madeleine.

I didn't notice the frozen fish bars tasting noticeably fresher than Gorton's, which just rattle around in their cardboard containers like fishy Good 'N Plenty candies.

Now, less than a half-hour drive from downtown Seattle, there are nearly 100 wineries, wine bars, tasting rooms, cooking and wine pairing classes, and they can be sampled in a host of tours, from vans, to self-drive to bicycles to limos.

But it seems that customers are most up in arms about how the new bars taste.

These super-healthy little bars taste better than the energy bars sold in the shopsfantastic and were demolished by all the family.

We dove deep into the catalogues of Clif and Larabar to see which bars taste like mouthwatering cake, and which bars you'd bribe a dog to bury in the backyard.

With a chocolate cookie crust, rich and creamy peanut butter layer, and smooth-as-silk milk chocolate topping, these bars taste like Reese's Peanut Butter Cups in grown-up form.